A generalisation of the Wilshire–Scharning methodology to creep life prediction with application to 1Cr–1Mo–0.25 V rotor steel
Wilshire–Scharning have recently developed a new methodology that has been demonstrated to deliver accurate longer term creep life predictions, and so offers the prospect of cost-effective acquisition of long-term creep design data. This methodology differs from existing approaches to creep life prediction by normalising the applied stress through the appropriate tensile strength. This article develops a generalisation of this Wilshire–Scharning model that has the potential … Continue reading A generalisation of the Wilshire–Scharning methodology to creep life prediction with application to 1Cr–1Mo–0.25 V rotor steel